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Raptor Ranch RV Park & Campground
Raptor Ranch RV Park Campground is located in Williams, Arizona, just off of Interstate 40. This campground offers a variety of amenities, including full hookups, a swimming pool, a playground, a game room, and a laundry facility. The campground also offers a variety of activities, such as fishing, hiking, biking, and bird watching. The campground is surrounded by the Kaibab National Forest, providing plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation. The campground is also close to the Grand Canyon, making it a great place to stay for those looking to explore the area.
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- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
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User Reviews
Debbie R
Flintstone Village: my parents used to take us here when we were kids. This had to be at least over 50 years ago. We would stop here on our way to the Grand Canyon. The cost is $10 per person, it’s lower for kids. They have added goats/Lamas to feed for an additional $1.00. Even if you didn’t grow up knowing anything about the Flintstones, I think your children would love it. We were there on Oct 1st and the weather was perfect. It brought back so much memories being there. Knowing that my parents took us there and now our kids and our kid’s kids. You can sit on one of the many picnic benches and just let the kids run around. It’s a safe place and you can see them wherever they’re at in the park.
Renee Hansen
What a fun stop! The location is geared towards children but my husband and I enjoyed the trip down memory lane. Set up like Bedrock from The Flintstones cartoon with many houses and other buildings featured in the show. A great stop for the family with loads of hands on fun for the kids, young and old!
kirk w
You will love experienceing the Flintstones and Raptor Ranch. We experinced many animal encounters, including feeding the babby falcons, seeing a huge Crow.old father 58 young sun 10 took time walked around took lots of photos. Time traviled to the past. chased by a Raptor. Explored the desert sands uncovered dino bones. Made phone call to the fred flinston. Bought pizza ice crem raced through a volcano croled thro a snaks,slid down a dino. Made are imagaination go wild so much fun. don't overthink your adventure. Just have fun. Staff is great. Dont be a fool. Try it. Bring back that Kid In You ..
Jessica O
We stopped by the ranch on the way to the Grand Canyon. Pretty neat to visit Raptor Ranch at least once. Fun for the kids and us adults that have watched the Flinstones! Entrance fee is charged reasonably. You can feed alpacas, goats, and sheep.
K Mart
Honestly, we expected to make a quick stop and thought it would be just a basic walk around, but we ended up spending a lot more time and had a blast. We were pleasantly surprised. The basic structures are there, you can see where work is being done to renovate them. There are a ton of photo opportunities. They also have activities for children, including goats and alpaca you can feed (food at cashier) and pet. There is also a little playground. The neatest part for us was having the opportunity to see a falcon fly (Thank you again!). Make sure to ask. There is food on site as well. Definitely worth a stop.